Sentence examples for apparently perceived from inspiring English sources

So, perception is impossible; apparently perceived objects are only apparent.

Hoffman acknowledged the conflicting ethical obligations in the Spurs' situation — Stern's emotion came from what he apparently perceived as an act disrespectful to the fans and the game, while Popovich felt compelled to act in the best interest of his team — but cautioned that imposing discipline was wrong if there were no specific guidelines given ahead of time.

As in, "How about we… try to walk-in to LudoBites 8.0 and eat the entire menu" or "Meet for an 'expertly poured' drink, maybe Thirsty Crow…or somewhere more dark n' dessicated…for insights, light interrogation, laffs…" Or this, from an old-fashioned flirt: "How about we… find out if you know how to cook…" Like funny men, skilled diners are apparently perceived to have an evolutionary advantage.

Apparently perceiving potential competition, Mr. Lopez told them to go work in soup kitchens.

The clerks, apparently perceiving her request as akin to one for bread in Communist Moscow, did not appear to care.

"You are not one – you are two men," Karamakate tells Evan as he retraces Théo's steps, apparently perceiving his separate companions to be two incarnations of the same soul.

We apparently perceive that objects are ordered in time: some events occur before others, whilst others are simultaneous.

We have developed a conceptual framework to categorize how ecologists apparently perceive forest structure when they design and carry out their studies, with the objective of developing a better understanding of forest structure itself.

Here Nyāya agrees with the subjectivists: sometimes a person S apparently perceives a to be F has an apparently perceptual cognition embedding Fa when a is not in fact F, while S cannot discern from her own first-person perspective that the cognition is non-veridical.

Normally we would expect those failures to reflect themselves in subsequent elections, but those elected apparently perceive this very intransigence as necessary to get them re-elected.

The former apparently perceive the costs of EHR implementation to outweigh the benefits.